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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1963

Page

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Four brothers among homes swallowed by Quebec mudslide

A second earth movement in Tourelle Creek valley sent two houses into mud and the St Lawrence River, burying four Therrien brothers and threatening more deaths. Police evacuated 10 houses as miners and fishermen aided survivors, while a tentative cause cites an underground lake and prior landslides.

ST. Joachim DE Tourelle Que First Earth Movement St. Lawrence River Tourelle Creek St. Lawrence Brothers Gaspe Peninsula Quebec Gaspe Highway Qubec Martin Gauthier Red Cross Ste. Anne Des Monts Gilbert Sasseville

Construction of Area Reservoirs Receives Funding

Congress moves a 4.4 billion public works bill with 30 million for area reservoirs and related projects. The package lists specific reservoir allocations in Kansas and Missouri including Milford, Perry, Pomona, Topeka, and Wilson while funding in other sections targets planning and surveys for several rivers and drainage areas.

House - Senate Congress Council Grove Elk City John Redmond Kansas City Kansas Missouri Marion Milford Perry Pomona Topeka Wilson Atchison Clinton Dodge City Melvern Osawatomie Big Hill Merriam Arkansas River Hutchinson-Cimarron Big Creek Hays Cimarron Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Lyon Creek

McNamara orders 33 bases closed or reduced in budget move

Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara announced a plan to close or shrink 26 U S bases and 7 overseas bases, aiming for up to three and a half years of savings estimated at 106 million dollars. About 8,600 civilian jobs and 7,800 military positions would be eliminated with a hiring freeze at other installations to absorb displaced workers.

Washington Robert S. McNamara United States McNamara Defense Air Force Navy New York California Texas Johnson Louisiana Alabama Arizona Arkansas Georgia Illinois Mississippi Nevada New Hampshire North Carolina Ohio

Santa Claus Finds Money for Gifts in Louisville

Mrs. Caroline Cogburn received a call from Santa Claus who said he found her wallet with $43 saved to buy gifts for her five children. An hour later Walter Cooley, 19, returned with the money, explaining he found the wallet while working as Santa in a shopping center parking lot. Cooley refused a reward.

Louisville Caroline Cogburn Santa Claus Walter Cooley Cooley

Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows 2 Deaths in 24 Hours

Kansas traffic death log reports 2 fatalities in 24 hours ending 9 am Thursday for December 27, 1963, with 555 comparable in 1963 and 564 in 1962 for the same period.

Topeka Kansas

Yale Home Decor Contest Enters Fifth Day of Entries

Five days remain to enter the Yale Home Decor Contest, second annual Christmas lighting event by the Chanute JayCees. Current entrants include Mike Gerardy, L. M. Dannenberg, Ralph D. Evans, and Charles Tripp. Deadline is midnight December 17 with judging December 19 by three out of town judges. four city wards compete for four winners and a grand winner.

Chanute JayCees Mike Gerardy S. Lafayette L. M. Dannenberg N. Garfield Ralph D. Evans W. Main Charles Tripp Washington Ralph Heaton Jr S. Plummer Santa Fe

Planning Board Hears KG E Power Proposal

Representatives of Kansas Gas & Electric briefed Chanute officials on a possible power interconnection. KG&E aims to negotiate a mutually beneficial service contract using Iola as a model, stressing reliable, low cost off peak energy and flexible reserves. Ash Grove Cement plans to buy half its needs from KG&E, with future full reliance on KG&E power.

Kansas Gas & Electric Co City Planning Commission Chanute Kg&e James A. Elgaard City Commission Planning Commission W. J. Althaber Dave Evans R. J. Hayes John Lofthouse Harold Williams Marion Stevens Planning Board John Lapham Sickel Elgaard Wellington Lola Iola Sickle Althaber Ash Grove

Frigid Kansas Weather Brings Blizzard Warnings Statewide

A winter blast with record lows grips Kansas with subzero readings in cities from Manhattan to Topeka. Blizzard warnings expand as colder air and high winds push temperatures down. heavy snow possible east Friday and wind gusts 35 to 55 mph.

Kansas Weather Bureau Associated Press Topeka North Central

Chanute Among Sixteen Bids for State Prison Site

A Kansas Legislative Council committee reviews 16 proposed locations for a state correctional institution. Chairman Sen. Paul Wunsch says data from an engineering consultant is due in January, with no progress in narrowing the field. Sites include Abilene Chanute El Dorado Herington Holton Hutchinson Independence Coffeyville Iola Junction City Lansing Marysville Ottawa Parsons Pittsburg Salina and Wellington.

Legislative Council Paul Wunsch R Kingman Robert J. Kaiser State Penal Institutions Kaiser Governor's Office Abilene Chanute el Dorado Herington Holton Hutchinson Independence-Coffeyville Iola Junction City Lansing Marysville Ottawa Parsons Pittsburg Salina Wellington Topeka Emporia Eureka Clay Center Lincoln Osawatomie - Paola Lyndon Valley Falls Derby Doniphan County

Special Session Planned to Tackle Kansas Reapportionment

Kansas lawmakers moved toward a special session on February 17 to resolve reapportionment issues in both chambers. Gov. John Anderson indicated no objection to the date, following a Supreme Court mandate to enact new apportionment laws ahead of 1964 elections. Leaders aim to limit the session to this single topic after the budget session ends.

Topeka Kansas John Anderson Anderson State Supreme Court House Senate Harold Chase Paul Wunsch Rkingman Charles Arthur Manhattan

The Torch Is Passed book orders pour into Tribune

The Tribune reports 100 orders for the Associated Press book The Torch Is Passed about the Kennedy assassination. Demand grows with 25 copies already ordered by The Tribune. delivery expected around December 30 or later. Each $2, 10 by 13 inch hard cover with 100 pages, not for sale in bookstores.

Tribune Associated Press John Kennedy The

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